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U.S. Army to cut 40,000 troops over next two years
The U.S. Army plans to cut 40,000 troops over the next two years, affecting all its domestic and foreign posts, USA Today ...Prospects of new Greek rescue rise at euro zone summit
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras won a commitment to seek a last-minute rescue at an emergency euro zone summit on Tuesday, before ...Britain pays tribute to 7/7 victims 10 years after London bombings
Prime Minister David Cameron led somber tributes on Tuesday as Britain commemorated the 10th anniversary of attacks that killed 56 people in ...Hundreds of Canadian troops deployed to fight Saskatchewan wildfires
Canadian authorities are sending troops to help shore up firefighters\' efforts to battle numerous wildfires in the country, after the blazes prompted ...Pregnant drinking common in Ireland, England, Australasia
Twenty to 80 percent of women questioned in England, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand drank alcohol while pregnant, researchers said Tuesday, flagging ...Iraqi warplane accidentally bombs Baghdad
A bomb fell from an Iraqi Sukhoi warplane and exploded in eastern Baghdad on Monday because of a "technical problem", killing at ...Greek referendum “No” vote signals huge challenge to eurozone leaders
European leaders were on Monday scrambling for a response to a resounding "No" from Greek voters in a referendum on austerity which ...Saudi-led strikes on Yemen hit party HQ of Houthi ally Saleh
Saudi-led air raids pounded the Sanaa headquarters of Yemen\'s former president Ali Abdullah Saleh\'s General People\'s Congress party late on Sunday, killing ...14 boys dead in South African province after botched circumcisions
Traditional circumcision ceremonies in South Africa\'s Eastern Cape province, where the rite-of-passage practice is common, have left 14 boys dead and 141 ...South Sudan promises probe into claims girls raped, burnt alive
South Sudan\'s government said Sunday it was investigating United Nations allegations that its troops raped then burnt girls alive inside their homes ...